Edward Norton

Award won Role or nomination

1. 1969 age 0

   Born

2. 1996 age 27

   CreditEveryone Says I Love You

   CreditPrimal Fear

   CreditThe People vs. Larry Flynt

3. 1998 age 29

   CreditAmerican History X

   CreditRounders

4. 1999 age 30

   CreditFight Club

5. 2001 age 32

   CreditThe Score

6. 2002 age 33

   Credit25th Hour

   Credit25th Hourproducer

   CreditFrida

   CreditRed Dragon

7. 2003 age 34

   CreditThe Italian Job

8. 2004 age 35

   CreditAfter the Sunset

9. 2005 age 36

   CreditKingdom of Heaven

10. 2006 age 37

    CreditThe Illusionist

    CreditThe Painted Veil

    CreditThe Painted Veilproducer

11. 2008 age 39

    CreditThe Incredible Hulk

12. 2009 age 40

    CreditThe Invention of Lying

13. 2012 age 43

    CreditMoonrise Kingdom

    CreditThe Bourne Legacy

    CreditThe Dictator

14. 2014 age 45

    CreditBirdman

    CreditThe Grand Budapest Hotel

15. 2016 age 47

    CreditCollateral Beauty

16. 2019 age 50

    CreditAlita: Battle Angel

17. 2021 age 52

    CreditThe French Dispatch

18. 2022 age 53

    CreditGlass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery

19. 2023 age 54

    CreditAsteroid City

20. 2024 age 55

    CreditA Complete Unknown

• ADAlexandre Desplat5 titles
• TSTilda Swinton4 titles
• SRScott Rudin4 titles
• WAWes Anderson4 titles
• JSJason Schwartzman4 titles
• BBBob Balaban4 titles
• RYRobert Yeoman4 titles
• HKHarvey Keitel3 titles
• FSFisher Stevens3 titles
• WDWillem Dafoe3 titles

• Spouse

  • SRShauna Robertson

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  Photo:Max SurprenantCC BY 4.0

• Drew Barrymore: Eddie Vedder said something like, "The more you're known as a personality, the less you're accepted as an entertainer." <br>Edward Norton: I would agree with that. On the other hand, I hate the "dark prince" act that some actors put on when they're doing publicity. If it's for real, if you're really a dark prince, then don't sit down with an interviewer and act like a dark prince. I don't necessarily love doing these things, but once you've agreed to do them, I think you ought to get on board.

  Edward Norton, CC BY-SA 4.0

• An all-too-common reaction to something like racism is to hate the act so much you dismiss the person. But in [American History X] you're forced to confront the complexity of the character and his tragedy - and the fact, which people don't want to recognise, that someone like him can come out of a normal middle-class home.

  Edward Norton, CC BY-SA 4.0

• My feeling is that it is film, the responsibility of people making films and people making all art to specifically address dysfunctions in the culture.<br>I think that any culture where the art is not reflecting a really dysfunctional component of the culture, is a culture in denial. And i think that's much more intensely dangerous on lots of levels than considered examinations of those dysfunctions throught art is dangerous.

  Edward Norton, CC BY-SA 4.0